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TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome ................................................................. 3 General Information ............................................... 11 Elections Information ............................................. 13 Schedule-at-a-Glance ........................................... 18 Tampa Convention Center & Marriott Waterside ... 20 Convention Sponsors ............................................ 22 Convention Highlights/Healthy NABJ ................... 24 Program ................................................................. 26 NABJ Family Day ................................................... 67 Percy Qoboza Foreign Journalist Award ............... 74 Best Practices Award ............................................ 75 Spotlight on Tampa ............................................... 76 2009 Scholarships ................................................. 78 Student Media ....................................................... 79 Exhibit Hall Map .................................................... 80 Exhibitors / Recruiters / Vendors ........................... 81 Acknowledgments ................................................. 85 Membership Invitation ........................................... 86 NABJ Premium & Lifetime Members ..................... 88 NABJ Founders ..................................................... 89 2 National Association of Black Journalists :: www.nabj.org :: Refresh. Reinvent. Reclaim. Dear NABJ Members: We welcome you to an exciting convention program, and one that will truly help you to Refresh your connection to the NABJ family, Reinvent yourself with new skills and Reclaim your place in the journalism industry. This year’s Tampa Convention appropriately brings us to the sunshine and warmth of Florida to help light our new path in a rapidly evolving fi eld. Our program schedule draws on the fundamental mission set out by the founders—to provide opportunities for black journalists—in a remarkable way. There are an unprecedented number of workshops, seminars and hands-on training sessions in multimedia, digital journalism, public relations, communications, entrepreneurship and much more. The preparation for this convention came at a unique time; newspapers are reforming, identifying new profi t models and redefi ning what it means to be a journalist. With that in mind, NABJ draws on the latest trends, the cutting-edge tools and experts from across the nation to bring their knowledge and practice to our membership. As has been a hallmark of NABJ conventions, top newsmakers like EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson and Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke will also be on hand. As we consider preparing for the future, we must also consider maintaining balance with a healthy mind, body and heart. Too many of our brothers and sisters have passed in the last year from preventable illnesses. This year, we urge you to embrace “Healthy NABJ,” a special exhibit hall area with free health screenings, cooking demonstrations, group exercise sessions, healthy foods and expert advice from healthcare professionals. At this eventful convention, members will have the opportunity to make their voices heard and vote in the NABJ 2009- 11 Board elections. The candidates have been disseminating their messages, participating in Web forums and now it is your turn to put your money where your mouth is and vote online or in person by Friday. As we prepare for a new NABJ Board, we are proud to report that all the pieces are in place for a smooth transition: over the past two years, NABJ has risen from debt and paid all its bills, even attracting top foundation support in a very dif- fi cult climate to bolster our goals to educate, train and provide scholarships to journalists of color. In conclusion, we hope you will scan these pages with enthusiasm and view a fresh, forward-thinking program that takes to heart the best interests of members of the National Association of Black Journalists. Sincerely, Barbara Ciara Karen Wynn Freeman Leisa Richardson Elise Durham President Executive Director & COO Convention Chair Program Committee Chair 2009 Annual Convention and Career Fair :: August 5-9, 2009 :: Tampa Convention Center 3 4 National Association of Black Journalists :: www.nabj.org :: Refresh. Reinvent. Reclaim. 2009 Annual Convention and Career Fair :: August 5-9, 2009 :: Tampa Convention Center 5 6 National Association of Black Journalists :: www.nabj.org :: Refresh. Reinvent. Reclaim. 2009 Annual Convention and Career Fair :: August 5-9, 2009 :: Tampa Convention Center 7 August 5, 2009 Dear Attendees: I am honored to extend greetings to the National Association of Black Journalists Annual Convention and Career Fair. Since 1975, the NABJ has been dedicated to sensitizing the media to the importance of both fairness in press coverage and in the workplace, and to increasing black employment in the media. The NABJ leads an industry-wide dialogue on diversity and promotes cultural consciousness that has led to the expansion of job opportunities for black journalists across the country. It is my honor to extend best wishes for a wonderful convention and I wish your organization much continued success. Sincerely, Kathy Castor Member of Congress 8 National Association of Black Journalists :: www.nabj.org :: Refresh. Reinvent. Reclaim. 10 National Association of Black Journalists :: www.nabj.org :: Refresh. Reinvent. Reclaim. General Information 2009 Convention Committee Convention Chair Tony McNary Krissah Williams Thompson Leisa Richardson WGCL-TV (Atlanta) The Washington Post The Indianapolis Star Natasha Mitchell Staff Liaison Program Chair NewsOK.com Ryan L. Williams Elise Durham Director, Programs and Professional The Producer Pod Nekesa Moody Development The Associated Press Committee Members Tracye Bryant Christopher Nelson American Red Cross NABJ Student Representative Denise Clay Kerwin Speight Temple University WBZ-TV Baltimore Eric Deggans Trina Terrell St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times MassFX Creative Group Jerry McCormick Aprill O. Turner San Diego Union Tribune NABJ Associate Representative 2009 Annual Convention and Career Fair :: August 5-9, 2009 :: Tampa Convention Center 11 General Information REGISTRATION & WELCOME CENTER HOURS WHAT’s HelD WHeRe? Location: Tampa Convention Center West Hall Tampa Convention Center – 1st Floor Wednesday, August 5 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. • Opening Ceremony & Newsmaker Plenary Thursday, August 6 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. • Workshop Sessions Friday, August 7 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. • NABJ Offi ce Saturday, August 8 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. • Cyber Café • Task Force Meetings CAREER FAIR & EXHIBITION HOURS • Hall of Fame Banquet & Inductions Location: Tampa Convention Center West Hall • Salute to Excellence Awards Gala Wednesday, August 5 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. • NABJ Sunday Brunch Thursday, August 6 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. • NABJ Election Balloting Friday, August 7 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Saturday, August 8 9:00 a.m. – Noon Tampa Convention Center – 2nd Floor • Registration & Welcome Center • Career Fair & Exhibition SAFETY AND SECURITY • Career Resource Center The Tampa Convention Center and Marriott Waterside • NABJ Authors’ Showcase Hotel and Marina are equipped with around-the-clock & Bookstore security and facilities staffi ng. • Visual Task Force In case of fi re emergency, guests are notifi ed through an • Healthy NABJ audible fi re alarm and broadcast message that will direct guests to evacuate. Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina • Welcome Reception Ambulance (AMR) 911 Emergency • ZUMBA Fitness Morning Workouts Fire Department (CCFD) 911 Emergency • Media Receptions Police (Metro) 911 Emergency • Professional Development Breakfasts Non-Emergency Tampa Police: 813-231-6310 • NABJ Presents: A Magical Evening with Non-Emergency Tampa Fire Rescue: 813-274-7011 Walt Disney World Hospitals Florida Aquarium Tampa General Hospital – 1.5 miles • Tampa Bay Chapter Party Memorial Hospital of Tampa– 3 miles Kindred Hospital – 7 miles Splitsville – Luxury Lanes and Dinner Lounge • NABJ Sports Task Force JAM Closest 24-hour Pharmacy Walgreens – 3 miles Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club 315 W Platt St, Tampa, FL 33606 • NABJ Golf Tournament 813-251-3939 WIRELESS INTERNET ACCESS NABJ PRESS ROOM Wireless internet access is available in the Cyber Café on Location: Tampa Convention Center Room 1-2 the fi rst fl oor of the Tampa Convention Center. Internet Sponsored by access is available free of charge to attendees who took advantage of NABJ’s room block at the Marriott Waterside Hotel and Sheraton Tampa Riverwalk. Hyatt guests have NABJ welcomes professional journalists covering the in-room Internet access for a nominal fee. NABJ Annual Convention and Career Fair. The NABJ Press Room is provided for working media to research and draft articles, review publications and materials, and con- duct interviews. Registration packets, news releases, NABJ background information, notices of events, and informa- tion from exhibiting companies are provided. 12 National Association of Black Journalists :: www.nabj.org :: Refresh. Reinvent. Reclaim. 2009 Elections Information August 5, 2009 Dear NABJ Members: We’re nearing the end of another exciting and momentous election season! As an NABJ member, you have the benefi t of voting every two years for a new Board of Directors. This next board will pick up the gauntlet at a historic moment in journalism’s evolution. All of the candidates — including those seeking the offi ce of president, Angelo Henderson and Kathy Times — have campaigned hard for months to articulate their
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